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I need a Spanish name for some non-exsistent, imaginary country for a creative writing article. Please help!!

I need a Spanish name for some non-exsistent, imaginary country for a creative writing article. Please help!!

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I need to write an article for my English creative writing class. For that, I'm supposed to build-up an imaginary country and describe it. For considering various options, I've decided that my imaginary country would be somewhere in the middle of the North Pacific Ocean and the people of said country would speak Spanish [this is my clever way to put some of my knowledge to use, jeje]. I've decided on the names for the hotel that I'd be staying in and some sightseeing spots. But I really can't decide on what to name the country [a small islet] as. Please help by making suggestions cheese

I was thinking of Costa Luna [I think I heard about it somewhere], but I'm unsure

Gracias! smile

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updated Nov 8, 2009
edited by LikeALeprechaun
posted by LikeALeprechaun

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"La Costa de Luna" would be beautiful.

"La Isla Encantada" (Enchanted Island) or "La Isla de Encantos" (Island of Enchantment) also come to mind.

updated Nov 7, 2009
posted by mountaingirl123
Thanks! I'll think about it :) - LikeALeprechaun, Nov 5, 2009
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El Dorado was used by Voltaire to descibe an imaginary city in Candide.

updated Nov 7, 2009
posted by mctague
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El Dorado... it could be the legendary city of gold that was never found.

updated Nov 5, 2009
posted by Nathaniel
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"La Isla de Queso" - The famous cheese tasting gettaway resort, and the official importer of cheese straight from the moon! They have a monopoly on moon cheese! raspberry

updated Nov 6, 2009
posted by cheeseisyummy
Got my vote, jejeje :) - Issabela, Nov 5, 2009
?La Isla de queso luna? - nizhoni1, Nov 5, 2009
I didn't think of that - cheeseisyummy, Nov 5, 2009
Lol. I see that you are very imaginative :D Thanks. - LikeALeprechaun, Nov 6, 2009
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Hola,

Pienso que porque las islas de los Aleutians estan el Pacifico norte, si usted incluye una nueva isla cerca de los Aleutians, talvez puede llamarle la isla "Perla".

Los Aleutians son come una linea de los perlas, y su isla sería el capitol de los islas.

Excuse my Spanish, I had to try. Maybe in another few years all the folks up there in Alaska would speak Spanish. smile

Bob

updated Nov 5, 2009
posted by holadebob
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"Isla Bonita" o "Imaginate"

Both of those are good, realistic but non-existent names for countries. grin

updated Nov 5, 2009
posted by DJ_Huero
Also after I better read your initial question, I thought of.... "Pacifico Norte" - DJ_Huero, Nov 5, 2009
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Imagine, sitting on the beach in the evening, watching the dolphins jump. You suddenly realize (it wasn't in the brochures for some reason) why they call it *** La isla de los Delfines***. Some people call it Delfines for short.

updated Nov 5, 2009
edited by Seitheach
posted by Seitheach
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Too bad it's not a horror story! Then you could name it "Isla de la Muerte" gulp

updated Nov 5, 2009
posted by cheeseisyummy
I remember a zombie movie with an island with that name. It was very bad. - sauceman56, Nov 5, 2009
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How about Isle de La Luna Misteriosa

updated Nov 5, 2009
posted by Devette-Proctor
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What about "El ombligo del mundo"? because of his location... question

updated Nov 5, 2009
posted by Carlos-F
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Thank you everyone for the suggestions. I wrote my article, submitted it and also got it back! LOL I got 9 and half out of ten!!!! Yay!! You guys rock but I'm not telling which name I used for my imaginary island. Can't disappoint anyone now, can we?? smile

updated Nov 8, 2009
posted by LikeALeprechaun
its ok, we all know you chose "La Isla de queso luna".. :) lol - cheeseisyummy, Nov 8, 2009
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How about-

Isla del Gato Perezoso: Isle of the lazy cat!

updated Nov 5, 2009
posted by Seb79
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Don't listen to cheeseisummy, as he's biased tongue wink

updated Nov 5, 2009
posted by Issabela
Who, me? jejeje - cheeseisyummy, Nov 5, 2009